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Propagation in the Ferrite Micros Trip Magnetized Perpendicularly to the Ground Plane
The Fourier method of the dielectric micros trip line analysis proposed by Denlinger [1] is extended for the ferrite microstrip line case. After introduction of the fringing and edge mode effects, the logitudinal and transverse current distributions on the strip were used for solving the problem. The characteristic equation describing the fundamental edge hybrid mode is derived. Some experiments performed for the verification of the theoretical results are presented.